Days after Hurricane Milton struck Florida's west coast, residents are working tirelessly to restore a sense of normalcy. The storm claimed at least 23 lives, with damage estimates nearing $100 billion.
The powerful hurricane left a trail of destruction, flattening homes, uprooting communities, and disrupting essential services. Emergency response teams are on the ground, aiding those in need and initiating the massive task of rebuilding.
Local authorities emphasize the importance of community support during this difficult time. Volunteers have stepped forward, offering aid to neighbors and providing resources to those who have lost everything.
\"We are resilient, and together we will overcome this tragedy,\" said a resident involved in relief efforts.
Nitza Soledad-Perez reports from Florida, highlighting the challenges faced by affected communities and the ongoing relief operations.
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